Crack a Light is a sensory experience, very much crafted to achieve the most sonic of experiences. Often sparkling in a glacial, crystal-like wonder, and sometimes shaded with a haunted speculation.
Tag: Drone
Beispiel :: Muster (Faitiche)
Sharing an infinite love for modular synthesizers and electronic ventriloquists fullest in their encircling surprises.
Leena Lee & Vania Fortuna :: Niebla (Flaming Pines)
Equipped by technology’s skins, eyes, ears, hands, and feet, we go where we have never been before, this immense territory marks these musical traditions as part of a wilderness never needing to be civilized. With this album one can sense whispers of the moral order of nature and the mythic notion of the heroic wilderness.
Cedar Loop :: Being on Fire EP (Self Released)
These ambient time capsules drip with emotional charges that can’t be ignored.
E J R M | Drifting In Silence :: Pathways (Labile)
This EP is crowned in true magnificence with its small collection of sounds creating evocative illusions and that great sense of airy space.
Mitoma :: PentadEP (Section 27)
A smoldering five-piece suite of deconstructed electronics from the upper atmosphere, merged together succinctly by a mastermind of the scene.
Olli Aarni :: Loput (laaps)
Olli Aarni finds faint ambient glitters from exploded stars many light years away and delivers their remnants in beautifully serene audible formation.
Cut Out :: Down The Line (Still Heat)
Gestures hint throughout to folded layers of chaos that is both jarring as it is mesmerizing; like that of a gripping horror you can not peel your eyes from.
V-Stók :: Liminal (Position Disposition)
Subtle dub extracts, instrumental tangents, and glitchy transmitted noises are more disjointed and surreal this time around.
Tomasz Bednarczyk :: Windy Weather Always Makes Me Think Of You (12k)
Windy Weather Always Makes Me Think Of You naturalizes the sheer Brobdingnagian power of ambiance mainlined focus on micro-changes…
Hexalyne :: Tcaresset (Kaer’Uiks)
As Hexalyne, his latest outfit, the prolific Romanian shakes off the past for a more polished glitch-industrial sheen for none other than our favorite record label, Kaer’Uiks.

















